m BOHEMIA NUGGET BOIIIiMIA NUOOCT PUBLISHING COMPANY. Win. D. Root, Editor md Manner. Xntartd at the jxntofUce t Cottar OroT Off ion second class moll nattcr.l Subscription price, BI.50,' In advance. ArtTrtlnlng ItaUs ma known np application. THIS I-APKR It kept 1 K Praia's Adrcrtlstnc Accticy, MandM Merchants Ex change, Bun Francisco, California. here con tracts fer advertising rn I msde lor li. Friday, April 29, 1904. REPUBLICAN TICKET. statOIand district. Supreme Judge Frank A. Moore of Columbia county. Dairy and Food Commissioner .1. W. Pulley ot MtiHnoninh. Presidential Electors U.S. Assay OFFICE. The letter of A L Morris, secre tary ol the Oregon Miners' Associ ation which appears on the first pane of this issue shows that efforts nre being made to secure a public assay office for the State of Oregon. It also shows the action of the Se attle Chamber of Commerce in at tempting to prevent the American Mining Congress from lending Its influence in this direction. We be lieve the Congress is justified in its action. If it can assist this or any other State in seeming those things which are needed for the welfare of its industries, and especially in matters pertaining to mining, we believe it ought and will do so. Any one at all familiar with the matter knows that a considerable part of the gold produced in this state is accredited to other states which have been furnished an aSsay office. Oregon's production of the precious metals will rapidly increase and it should have this recognition from the government. All should work to the securing of the office regardless of what portion of the state it may be located. THE ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY. Heie is a large fact contained within a small compass: "During the year 1903 mine products furnished 52 per cent of the total railway haulage ol the United States." That is, indeed, a ' very large fact one that the railway companies ami other business interests of the country should carefully note and remember, and in remembering, realize how largely dependent they are upon the mining industry for the profits tbey make in their re spective businesses. That they have, all of them, been slow to reach a full realization of this fact it is doubtful whether they etui lully comprehend it is prominently in the mining world, says the Sumpter Miner; he who has through good fortune secured the backing of a few wealthy men, feels his oats, becomes irritatingly "chesty," and never overlooks an opportunity to sneer at "stock schemes." The average individual would much prefer to deal with a few men in securing money formin ing operations than with hundreds, but it is far more difficult to secure money in large amounts than in many small "hunches," so the vast majority of operators must resort to the latter method, offer their stock for sale to all who will buy. A dozen promoters succeed in this way to one who interests large capital. J. X. Ilnrt of I'olk, .lumen A. Fee ot Umatilla, Grant II. Dlmlck Cliu'VnmaR, A. 0. Hough of Josephine. Delegation National Convention At Large II. V. Scott of Multnomah, S L. Kline of llenton, W. 1J. Ayer of Multnomah, anil Ira S. Smith of Malheur. Flrt Congressional District J. I'. Campbell ot Clackamas and J. M. Keenc of Jnckxon Second Congressional District Charles II. Careu of Multno mah anil X. C. ltlclmrds of linker. For Congress 1st. Dist. Dinner Henna mi. Second Judicial District Douglns, I.ane. Coos, Curry, Denton anil Lincoln Coun ties) K. O. Potter, Judge; lieo. M. Drown, District Attorney. Joint Senatorshtp Sixth District, Douglas, Jose phine and Lane Counties, It. A. Booth. COUNTY TICKIiT. Representatives I. H. lllngliam.CottagoGrove I. N. Kilwarils, Junction fi. V. Grittin, Eugene County Judge G. K. Clirlsmnn, Eugene County Clerk. E. V. Lee, Eugene Sheriff J. S. Stiles, Eugene Commissioner H. M. Price, Hale Assessor D. F. Keeny. Goshen Treasurer Itobt. E. Eastland, Eugene School Superintendent W. U. Dlllnrd, Eugene Surveyor C. M. Collier, Eugene Coroner Dr. F M. Day, Eugene Justice of the Peaces J. W. Vaughn. Constable W. II. Illnlr. IT IS A NATTER OF HEALTH BWDER Absolutely Puro THERE IS NQ SUBSTITUTE TIIKl H Ari ANOOl.A Al lltTlSlNG The I'lutttntiooiiii Medicine Company, with laboratories anil Kenernl olllce it ClisltniHMVii, Teniietwc, ntul brunch houses nt M l.onis, .Mo.. and Sim Krnn cifco, Cab. has become one of ttio largest proprietary iiit-dieine concerns in the world. In tln'cniHlli of this prent bnsi 111 gs two tnctois haxe been iloininunt : The merit of its products Wine of Cnrdin ami Thedfurd e lllafk-Pinuslit Ii.id been wliielv reeojtnliteil ami the original mix ti tisitiv: methods adopted liave eMMtctt Krem eoninicni. mo publicity lor thee medicines does not coiiMst of llie calch pliriife ami ex- travnptut statement, loo olten employed in advertising todav, but instead the plain stoiy of experience with the inedi ei lies given in the plain lanctuipj ol the pe pie themselves. The follow ill)! let ter is a fair sample of the thousands of Wine of Canlui testimonial1 published (taring llie past twenty tears. Lodge Directory A. F. and A. M. Cottage Grove No. 51. tst and 3rd Saturday. Oliver Vcntch, V. Meets M. I. O. O. F. Cottage Giove No. 68. Meets every Saturday night. Geo. Comer, V. Secty. W. O. W. llohemiit Cnmp No. 260. Meets every Saturdny night. C. H. Vnn Dcnbtirg, Clerk. M. W. of A. Cottage Grove Camp No. 6424. Meets first and second Tuesday nights. C. W. Wallace, Clerk. F. of A. Court Uohcmia Mo. 33. Meets every l'rumy tnglit. S. 15. 1.auilcr', Sccty. Closing Out at Cost OUR I-NTIRB STOCK OP Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Furnishing and Crockery. tilCMAT ISAltttMiN C'llANt'tiS FOIt HI KM All Suits below Hasten, cost, l'tiniisliitis for very little. Iineli tlay sees more men tiuttle happy liere, not alone because tbey fire buying cheaper: Away below market value. Hut because here they buy perfectly dependable goods as well. Black's perfectly tilting clothing I?or instance: There is no better clothing inatlc at tiny price anil most men know it too. Its clothing that has the hang of the tnade.to-nieasure product with work mauship unexcelled in this closing out sale. At Pacific Timber Companys Store ruder Odd I-ellows Hall COTTAOIv OKOVlv, OKI-OON. NOTICE FOK I'lUII.ICATIO.V. Cnilcd Stales I-aml Olllce, Hosebnrg. Orison, Feb. 10, 1004. Notice is hereby given that in com pliance w itli tiie provisions of the act of Coiipress of June it, 1S7S, entitled "An act for the sale ol umber lands in the States of Calitornitt, Oregon, Nevada-, and Washington Territory,'' n extended to nil the Public IuikI States by net of August 4, ISO-.', MltS. MAK W. THOMPSON of Cottage Grove. Co. of Lane, State of Ore., lias tins ilav filed in this otliee her sworn statement No59S3fortlie purchase of the SB of Section No .'() tp2l f-ontli, ol Itange -J W. amlwill oiler proof to sliow tliat the land sought is more valuable lor its timlfr or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish her claim to said land before C. K. Ilasard, L. S. Commissioner at his otliee at Drain. Oregon, on Wednesday the ISth day of .May, 1SHM. She names as witnesses. Herbert O. Tbompton, of Cottage (irove. Ore. , William Slirehv, of liar rison, Idaho, James N". Jones, James Whitford. of Cottage Grove, Ortgon. Any and all persons claiming adverse ly the above-described lands are re quested to tile their claims in thi. otliee on oi before said 18th day of Mac, 1904. J. T. UmiKiES. Itegister. Women of Woodcraft. St. Vnlentine Circle. Meets tst ntid 3rd Tuesdays. Mrs. C. J. Miller, Clerk. Royal Neighbors. Ktuma Colburn Cnmp. Meets 2nd nnd 4th Wednesday. Ethel Hisby, Clerk. IJKfL.I The Stamp of Quality 5 and iic block north of Z "gj L u . 7 .1... w 1. iiM,.., m tlu-S T. Depot ilCargc Rooms !l K of P Juventus Lodge No. 48. Meets every Wednesday night. Dr. George Wall K. of R. S Well ventilated well fur nlnlied and llrHt-cl.iHH In e cry pari tt-iilur ; Rates $l.pcr dayil G. A. R. Appomatax Post No. 34. Meets and and 4th Saturday. II. C. Duttou, Adjutant. llimrd bv the wivk $ M I J withnut Im-'I $UM) per la week. llcmciulicr the I place. The tioxt tablen "'id the ln-Ht UtlH, the m Ix'Ht accoininiHlatiotiH In I every particular. 3 Thc.se 111c the uiajjie words 1 hut nppcul to the Shoe buyer. That's wluit you want and ulint you et when YOU BUY A THOUGHTFUL MAN. M. M Austin of Winchester. I ml. knew-what to do in the hour of need. His w ife had such an unusuHl cafe of stomach and liver trouble, physicians could not help her. He thought of and tried Dr. King's New Life Pills ald she got relief at once and was finally cured. Only 25c at Morgan Ji Ilrehaut a Drug Store, WANTED. Special representative In this county and adJolniiiK territories, to repre sent anil advertise an old established wealthy business house of solid financial HtuiKllnc. Salary $21 weekly, with exiienses pnld each ilonday by check direct from headquarters. Ex iienses advanced and horfco and buKRj- furnlslieij when necessary; position permnnent.fclAddreKs, The Columbia, 630 Monon I51d., Chlcaco, 111. NOTICE OK FINAL, SETTLEMENT Notice iiherfby given thfct the umtertlftned dmlniitralorol the estate ol Dana 11. Col ton dereued, has filed In the County Court of th state of Oregon for Lane Conntjr hli final 1 aeeonnt as aamlulstraior 01 taia e.uie ana that Saturday the Jth day ot Mar l'."-H at the ! hour of So'cloek p. m.. of taldday has been j fixed by said court for hearing objections to raid account and the tetllement thereof. I E. CHUNK, Administrator of the esute of Dana It. Cotton , deceased. 1 CURES COUGHS ANlCOLDS. Mrs. C. Petersrn, 025 Lake St., To 1 peka, Kansas, says: "Of all cough remedies Ballard's Horehound Syrup is my favorite; it has done and will do all 1 that is claimed for it to speedily cure ' all coughs and colds and it is so sweet ' and pleasant to the taste." 25c, 60c, . tl.OObottle. New Era Drug Store. K. O.T. M. Cascade Camp No. 66. Meets Thursday nights. Prof. A. L. Uriggs. Secty. Central fiotel m 5 Mrs. Ida 11. Thompson. S in 5 I'KOI'lUKrilKStl F-y s B . L L Hive No 48 Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday Minnie Underwood R. MBA Meets every 2nd and 4th Mondays. S. E. Lauder, Secty. Order Eastern Star Cottage Grove Chapter No 4 Meets every 2nd and 4th Fridays Celia Lurch, Secty. NOTICE l-OIt PUULICATION. , United States Land olTico, , Itoseburi;, Ore., Feb. 27, 1001. Notice is lietcbv itlven that in coin- i plianco with tho provisions of the act ol , Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An i ! Act (or the sale of Timber IjiiiiIs In the I I States of California. Orviton, Nevada,1 I and Washington Territory," as extended j K. to all the Public I Jiml States by act of August 4, 1892. I I.I.6YO k. MILLHOLLEN. of Starr, Co. of Ijinc, State of Oregon has till statement the Lots Township 21 South, of Kange 1 West and will ol;r proof to show that the land soueht is :no-o valuable for Its timber or et na than for agricultural Sclz Schwab Fine Shoes OR "11112 A. A. Gutter And Ciihii-Nickli-shiirir Heavy Shoes Our Stock is Complete in the above linct HEMENWAY & HI UKIIOI.UK H. ots 12. lit, 14 A IB ol Sec No. 20, fiS Just Arrived A fall line of all kinds of seed bonds at the Novelty Store. BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE FIRE. Don'tneglect tlmt houne, but cull nt tho expreHH olllce mill have Tom Awnrej write you up a policy in either the .Ktnn IiiHiirunce Co. or the Oregon Flro Itellef ARHOclntlon of McMlunvtlle, Oregon. eot-3 The State of Oregon has $4,000. 000 of school funds drawing inter est at the rate of 6 per cent per annum. Governor Chamberlain recently yisited Roseburg and directed that new barracks be turmslied at once, providing quarters for 46 veterans now on llie wailing 11st. Pacific University won the inter collegiate debate from the Oregon University in their recent contest. According to reports of sales made in Oregon the past month nearly a million dollars has been paid for mining properties during that time. The Millionaire mine in Jackson county, Oregon, has beeu sold to Indianapolis people for $40,000. A certified check for $10,000 was given as the first payment. StateSetiator Booth of Lane comity has arranged to give the class in animal husbandry of Cor vallis College, a trip among the principal Jersey stock farms in the state. Photographs. Mr. L. Vnn IJurkler, u photogra pher of considerable renown for doing high class photographic, work, will open a studio in Cottiigo Grovo wltnln a week or two. Tradc Marks Designs Copyrights &c. Anroa sanding a skatcb and description may qalcklr ascertain our opinion free whether an Inrentlon is probably patentable. Commanlca. tlonsstrlctlreonadentUL HANDBOOK onl'atenu sent free. Oldest agency for eecurioffpatenls. ratania taaen tnrouan Munn A Co. recelf f r eecurioffpatenu. Uunn A Co. recli ntet&l notics. without charsa. In tha scientific jftt.er.cati. A h.vndiomIr lllnitr&tsd WMklr. cuiattoa of any clentiao oarn&l. Term. 13 b ear i foar month, L Boldbj!! newiduilera. IUNH&U0.3f"B"'-NeWTOrK Branch Offlce. gB r Bt. Washington. D. u SKRIOUS STOMACH TROUBLE CUBED. I was troubled with a distress in my stomach, eour stomach and vomiting siieils. and can truthfully say tlmt Cliamberlain's totnach and Liver TabletH cured mo. Mrs. T.V. Williams, Lningsburc, Mich. These tablets nre guaranteed to cure every case of stom ach trouble of this character. For sale New Era Drug Store. "I have used Ct amberlain's Stotnacli and Liver Tablets with most satisfactory results," says Mrs. F. L. I'lielps, Hous ' ton, Texas. For Indigestion, bilious ness and constipation these tablets are most excellent. Sold by New Kra Drujj Store. iiritnifiifmiirmiifitriintfiifiirsitfiiriifiifmiiMumiifMfiif COFFEE S For one week only we offer I FREE VETCH SEED Clean Spring Vetch mixed with about. eqiml quiiulty of Kood white spring; oats, iv splendid mixture FOK HAY or for threshing:. Seed can lie had at farm mile south of Creswell or will deliver on board curs. Price cheap If ordered now Write fnr price ami sample statins; qnanlty wanted, address C. r. MOORE, Eugene, Oregon. One-Half Pound with Every Sale of One Pounds of and One-Half j LEEGE & IIASKINS S Delicious High-Grade Cofiees 3 Don't fall to takn advantage of this opportunity to net 3 n coffee that Is sure to pleaso you. ONLY IN ONE POUND 3 PACKAGES, so thut you may know what to get noxt 3 time, This offer applies onlv during 5 Week of Special Sale 2 Monday May 2 to Saturday May 7 PeeHes" Mocbft'avn.8 40c METCALF & MORSE 2 Meiiudo Java Blend U0c S Oriental Ulend 23e Cottugo Grove, Ore. iiiJiiiiiiiiiUiiuiiiiiiUiiiiiiiiisiUiiiiaiikiaiaiiiiaiUiiiiiuiiR CLIMATIC CUKES. The influence of climatic conditions in the cure of consumption is very much overdrawn. The poor patient, and the ricli patient, too, can do much better at home by proper attention to food diges tion, and a regular use of German Syrup. Kite expectoration in tho morning Is mailo certain by German Syrup, so is a good night's rest and the absence of that weakening cough, and debilitating night sweats. Kestless nights anil the exhaustion ilue to coughing, the greatest danger and dread of tbecousumptive, can be prevented or stooped by takinc German syrup liber ally and regularly. Should you be ablo togotoa wanner clime, you will find that of the thousands of consumptives there, the few who are benefitted and regain strength are those who use Ger man Syrup. Trial bottles, 27c; regular size, 75c. At all druggists, Garman & Hemenwav Co. nuriiote;. unit to establish bis claim to f s.dd .tuul befmeJ J Walton, U. S. Coin missionerut Kugene, Ote., on Saturday- ir tho 7th day of May, IfXM. If Ho names as witnesses ; i Wm. II. Mlllhollen, of Portland, Ore., I J. W. Iloutk, J. II. Stewart, Thomas .Mnher, of Cottage Grove, Lane Co , On-. Any and all petsons claiming ad versely the alMive-describcd lands are requested to tile their claims in tliir oflice on or before said 7th day of May. 1004. J.T. IIriixies, Itrgister. NOTICE FOK PUULICATION. United States Land Office, Kosehurg, Ore., March 10th, 1001. Notice Is hereby given that incompli ance with the provisions of tho Act of Conirruss olJuneS. 1878. entitled "An act for the sitlo of timber lands in the States ot uulllonila. uregon, nevaua und WaflhlngtonTerritory," as extended to all the Public Land States by act of August 4, 1802, WILLIAM IIOKN. of Saglnatv, County of Lane, Statu of Oregon, lias this day filed In this office Ins sworn statement No. (1020 for tho iiuichaso of tho NE t of Nl! V. nf Kcrtlnn No. "'2. Twn. LM South, of Itango 8 West nnd will offer gj prtioi to snow mat tiie iniiu nuiiKiit is moro valuable for its umber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before tho Itegister and Keceiver of this ofliou at Itoseburg. Oregon on Thursday tlm 0th day of Juno. 1001 lie names as witnesses: U. M. Lambert, Edgar King, Emery Guslnr, William II. Champion, of Col tagoGrove, Oregon. Any and all persons claimlngadvcrecly the above described lands arc requested lo file their claims in this olllce on or before said Otli day of June, 1001. J. T. IlitiwiKs, Itegister. READY MADE CLOTHING The Loudon General Merchandise .Store wish to announce to the buying public that they now have 11 very complete stock of General .Merchandise which thry Intend scdlinr at Irnst 2U Iter cent below all competition.. We purchase our goods In large tpuuitltlcH through Eastern Drummers, pay cash for all we buy, have no high rents, no Insurance rates to pay, and consequently can sell very cheap. Think of CLAY Worsted Suits. Ht $7.50 to $9.00 High Grade Goods and other lines of Heady .Made clothing of Neatest up-to-date stylo at prices that will surprise you M. D. Wells Shoes Our line of M. I). Wells .Shoes nre tho best wearers on the market and at prices that cannot bo equalled. Try our Koast Coffees, tho best flavor and will please you. SUTHERLAND & GEER, London, Oregon, 1 WHITE'S Cream Vermifuge THE GUARANTEED WORM REMEDY THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITE TONIC. KWANE Or ISIITATIONS. Tss atsuiss pscpascd only mi Bollard-Snow Liniment Co. ST. LOUIS, MO. NOTICE. -All persons knowing themselves In debted to tho undersigned will please call at Mrs. I IC Palmer's store and sottlo beforo May IB, 11)01. yj-.i i Airs n 1-; i,i.hi;a. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notion is hereby xlven that the uiulerslKiiol ailtnlnUtratorul the estate il A.M. White, ile ceaseil, ami pf the tiartiierihlp estate of A.M. White V Co na llleil In the Comity Court ol the State ol OrrKou lor tane Co. his final ao count as administrator o( said estate ami Bald iarinerKDip, ana mat aionuay trie vnn uay of May, Itiol, at tho hour of S o'clock p. in. has becullxeil by said Court as the tlmo lor hear liutoblectlons to said report, nnd the settle ment thereof, J. K. YounK, Administrator of the estate of A. M. White, deceased and ol the partnership estate ol A. M. White & Co. Eugene Planing Mill Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Rustic and General Mill Work. Turning nnd Stnlr bulldlngn speci alty. All orders will recelvo prompt attention. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ustlmntcs Cheerfully Furnished. Address: lllI.awrenco Ht, BUdKNU, OHB Griffin & Till: CUTTING QKAUTY of any tool Is iilwuys a dsslrablo one, but of equal Importance Is tho power of retaining this quality so as not to require too frequent sharpen ing. Hy making your purchases of the Grlllln & Vcatch Co. you always receive your money's worth In the best quality of tools and cutlery ol properly tempered steel that Is sure to hold an edge. Veatch Co.